Regulation/Legislation

A House Republican is driving forward with plans to replace the state's "no-fault" auto insurance coverage, two years after lawmakers passed reforms to try to rid the system of fraud.

Federal regulators charge that the deadliest rig explosion in the Gulf since Deepwater Horizon could have been prevented.

Italy's embattled justice minister rejected on Tuesday accusations she had used her influence to get the ailing daughter of a disgraced insurance magnate out of jail, but said she would quit if she lost parliament's support.

Starting in July, insurance companies have filed at least nine requests for rate decreases, four of which have already been approved, according to the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation.

A U.S. housing regulator said on Tuesday that it would ban some fees and commissions that borrowers are compelled to pay when their own home insurance coverage lapses.

N.Y. Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced his Administration has banned a first round of 18 doctors and other health service providers from billing New Yorks no-fault auto insurance system as part of an extensive and ongoing Department of Financial Services investigation.